[ad_1] It costs millions of dollars to be polite to AI. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed last week that OpenAI’s electricity bill is “tens of millions of dollars” higher due to people being polite to ChatGPT. Last week, an X user posted: “I wonder how much money OpenAI has lost in electricity costs from people…
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[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. There are many elements involved in growing a successful business, and getting connected to the right people is a big part of it. Building relationships can help you find new opportunities and accelerate your business growth in a way that you couldn’t have otherwise, especially if…
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[ad_1] Readers of a certain age are acutely aware of the wild ride the music industry has been on over the past few decades — from vinyl to cassettes to CDs to mp3s to streaming, the way we listen to (and buy) music has changed dramatically. And now, with the advent of AI, the way…
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[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Confidence, as a legal concept, plays a vital yet often overlooked role in protecting non-public information. Unlike contract-based mechanisms like NDAs, the law of confidence operates independently, offering a flexible and powerful tool for businesses to safeguard sensitive data. Confidence is a legal institution in its…
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[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The IRS is rapidly getting much, much smaller. In February, the agency laid off roughly 7,000 probationary employees from its 90,000-person workforce as part of the Trump administration’s widespread effort to reduce the size of the federal government. Then, in early March, the Associated Press reported…
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[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Startups don’t usually die from a lack of ambition. They die from financial fog, a lack of visibility that leads to poor financial decisions. I’ve worked with enough fast-growing tech founders to know: the closer you get to product-market fit, the more dangerous cash flow becomes….
[ad_1] Meta is now using AI to automatically determine whether an Instagram account belongs to a teen user. The tech giant announced on Monday that it is starting to test AI in the U.S. that detects if an Instagram account belongs to a teen. It doesn’t matter if the account lists an adult birthday —…
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[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Firing a customer. It sounds counterintuitive, especially for startups hungry for revenue and growth. But the truth is, knowing exactly who your customers are — and more importantly, who they aren’t — is one of the most critical skills for founders. It’s a tough conversation, but…
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[ad_1] New tariffs have changed customs processing, causing significant delays for DHL Express. The company just announced that it is suspending shipments to the U.S. for select packages starting Monday, April 21. According to a notice on the company’s website, business-to-consumer (B2C) shipments to private individuals in the U.S. with a declared customs value of…
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[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As an entrepreneur, one of your most important responsibilities is building a workplace culture where your team can truly thrive. You’ve likely heard the saying “culture eats strategy for breakfast” — and it’s true. Even the most brilliant strategies will fall flat if your people don’t…
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